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Store closures for Clinton Cards
CLINTON Cards has announced it is to close approximately 350 stores.
Balcombe’s frack report tells locals of risks and benefits of shale drilling
Balcombe Parish Council has today published its report on the implications if hydraulic fracturing is carried out close to village homes.
Burgess Hill Means Business at exhibition
BUSINESSES in Burgess Hill will show off their services at a free exhibition in the town tomorrow.
Jail and two-year ASBO for cycle thief
A THIEF who stole two cycles from Haywards Heath and Three Bridges stations, causing misery for his commuter victims, has been jailed for six weeks.
Phil’s star attraction at Fletching Garden Trail
IT is not what you expect to see among the blooms and butterflies of an English country garden but an intriguing dome-shaped building could leave you starry eyed.
Sport
El Abd celebrates Egypt call-up while Mackail-Smith heads to the US with Scotland
Albion’s rock-solid defensive linchpin Adam El-Abd has been called up to the Egypt squad as the country’s coach Bob Bradley looks to build towards a World Cup qualifier with Mozambique next month.
Seagulls’ Amex nest is world’s best new ground
Brighton & Hove Albion’s £93million home has been crowd the best new sporting venue in the world.
Young Plums in sevens heaven
PLUMPTON RFC held their annual Bank Holiday Rugby Sevens tournament and came away winners for the first time in seven years.
Some cricket at last!
THREE clubs share the early lead in the Premier League after another rain affected weekend in the Sussex Cricket League.
Video
Boudoirs and bluebells leave them gasping in village video
TOP fashion illustrator Jacqueline Bissett and her husband, Grant Dejonge, are exhibiting their striking art-work at The Half Moon pub at Plumpton.
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Boudoirs and bluebells leave them gasping in village video
TOP fashion illustrator Jacqueline Bissett and her husband, Grant Dejonge, are exhibiting their striking art-work at The Half Moon pub at Plumpton.
Modernist house in idyllic setting
A wonderful, modernist house with around two acres of gardens running down to Chichester Harbour and spectacular views over the water, situated in Birdham.
The perfect car for a family
Financial cutbacks, rising fuel prices, CO2-related motoring taxes – it’s hardly surprising that many car buyers are running for cover from large, thirsty models and opting for something smaller and easier on the pocket.
New residents’ association at The Limes in Lindfield
A NEW residents’ association in Lindfield held a Meet and Greet day to get to know their neighbours.
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New residents’ association at The Limes in Lindfield
A NEW residents’ association in Lindfield held a Meet and Greet day to get to know their neighbours.
Generous sum raised
THANK you Lindfield: On Saturday morning, April 14, The Guide Dogs Central Sussex Branch held a collection in Lindfield at which the generous sum of £294.16 was raised towards helping blind and partially-sighted people to lead more independent and satisfying lives.
A positive difference
FOSTERING makes a huge and positive difference to the lives of so many children and young people. It is also a highly rewarding experience for the foster carers.
Support me in my quest
MY three-year-old old son William Lyne was first diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukaemia Type M7 in February 2011 (aged two at that time). He presented with a lot of pain early on and needed a constant morphine background to help through the days.
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Weather for Haywards Heath
Thursday 17 May 2012
Today
Light rain
Temperature: 8 C to 14 C
Wind Speed: 13 mph
Wind direction: South east
Tomorrow
Light rain
Temperature: 10 C to 15 C
Wind Speed: 10 mph
Wind direction: South east
